A dripping faucet or a quietly leaking toilet might not seem like an emergency—but over time, they can add up to thousands of gallons of wasted water and a sky-high utility bill. Whether you're a tenant or a property owner, staying ahead of these silent leaks can save serious money 💵 and prevent bigger issues down the line.
🚰 Tenants: Why You Should Report Leaks ASAP
Leaky Faucets = Big Costs
A single faucet that drips once per second can waste over 3,000 gallons of water per year—that’s the equivalent of taking more than 180 showers! 🚿💦
Leaking Toilets = Silent Budget Killers
Toilets are one of the most common sources of hidden water waste. A running toilet can waste up to 200 gallons of water per day. That adds up fast!
✅ Quick Tip: The Toilet Dye Test
Think your toilet might be leaking? Try this:
Add a few drops of food coloring or a dye tablet into the toilet tank. 🎨
Wait 10–15 minutes without flushing.
If the color appears in the bowl—you’ve got a leak! 🚽💧
🧠 Be Proactive, Save Money
Tenants can help by keeping an eye out for:
Dripping faucets
Running toilets
Damp cabinets or mildew smells under sinks
Soft or warped flooring near water sources
If you notice anything, report it right away! A quick fix today avoids a costly repair tomorrow.
🏢 Property Owners: This Is Where We Come In
At Oracle Property Solutions, we don’t just manage properties—we protect your investment.
💼 Here’s how we help you save:
Routine property inspections to catch leaks before they escalate
24/7 maintenance response to handle tenant issues quickly
Tenant education that promotes early reporting of problems
Utility bill monitoring to spot abnormal usage trends
Trusted vendor relationships for affordable repairs
Leaks are small problems that can become big liabilities. Our team keeps an eye on the details so you don’t have to. 🛠️💧
Every drop matters—whether you’re paying the bill or protecting the building.
Let’s stop the leaks and start saving. Contact us today to learn how Oracle Property Solutions keeps your property running efficiently, one fix at a time.
